Table 2.

Differences in the rates of high worry toward COVID-19 and high general anxiety according to demographic characteristics and resources and support.

	Worry about COVID-19			General Anxiety
	Low Worry N (%)	High Worry N (%)	p	Low AnxietyN (%)	High AnxietyN (%)	p
Sex
Female	609 (46.7)	696 (53.3)	0.039	718 (55.0)	587 (45.0)	0.047
Male	343 (51.6)	322 (48.4)		397 (59.7)	268 (40.3)
Education level
Low	105 (48.1)	113 (51.8)	0.960	115 (52.8)	103 (47.2)	0.224
High	847 (48.3)	905 (51.7)		1000 (57.1)	752 (42.9)
Occupation
Non-health care worker	644 (48.6)	680 (51.4)	0.688	742 (56.0)	582 (44.0)	0.475
Health care worker	308 (47.7)	338 (52.3)		373 (57.7)	273 (42.3)
Personal protective equipment
Sufficient	728 (50.7)	709 (49.3)	0.001	867 (60.3)	570 (39.7)	<0.001
Insufficient	224 (42.0)	309 (58.0)		248 (46.5)	285 (53.5)
Financial resource
Sufficient	737 (50.3)	727 (49.7)	0.002	898 (54.6)	566 (34.4)	<0.001
Insufficient	215 (42.5)	291 (57.5)		217 (42.9)	289 (57.1)
Medical resources
Sufficient	797 (51.6)	748 (48.4)	<0.001	938 (60.7)	607 (39.3)	<0.001
Insufficient	155 (36.5)	270 (63.5)		177 (41.6)	248 (58.4)
Mental health resources
Sufficient	813 (52.1)	746 (47.9)	<0.001	990 (63.5)	569 (36.5)	<0.001
Insufficient	139 (33.8)	272 (66.2)		125 (30.4)	286 (69.6)
Self-confidence in responding to COVID-19
Low self-confidence	375 (36.8)	577 (60.7)	<0.001	476 (46.7)	543 (53.3)	<0.001
High self-confidence	644 (63.2)	374 (39.3)		639 (67.2)	312 (32.8)
Perceived confidence of regional government in coping with COVID-19
Low perceived confidence	421 (40.1)	628 (59.9)	<0.001	517 (49.3)	532 (50.7)	<0.001
High perceived confidence	531 (57.57)	390 (42.3)		598 (64.9)	323 (35.1)